The Archdiocese urges the faithful to stay home from Mass if they are experiencing any signs of illness. Ensure your community that in this cold/flu season, and especially in light of concerns about coronavirus, an individual does not commit any sin by avoiding Mass to protect others from potential spread of illness. For those who…
Fr. Vogan requested that the Fr. Daniel A. Lord SJ Knights of Columbus form a branch at St. Genevieve-St. Maurice Parish. Request was approved and we will soon have a membership drive. As you walk through the Activities Center foyer to the Lenten Friday Fish Dinners, there is a kiosk of pamphlets talking to various…
March is here, which means spring is near! The word Lent derives from the old English word “lencten”, which means spring. The Lenten Season is such a hopeful time of spiritual & physical renewal. **All parents and teens are strongly encouraged to join us on Monday, March 23rd from 7-8:30pm for a special meeting with…
March 1, 2020 Dear Fathers, Devoted Religious, and Brothers and Sisters in Christ, It is with great joy and thanksgiving to the Lord that I share with you the news that our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has granted the title of Minor Basilica to Ste. Anne Church in Detroit. To mark this blessed occasion, I…
Please continue to pray for all our students, especially those receiving sacraments this year. All our classes are preparing for Lent through different class projects. We are looking for adult volunteers to join us in presenting a dramatic reading of our Lord’s Passion. If you are interested in doing a reading, please contact the Faith…
Ash Wednesday is February 26thso that means our Lenten Fish Dinners will start the following Friday, February 28th. If you are planning on volunteering to help don’t forget to sign in that you are working for the Sodality so we get credit. March will be our annual Right to Life Baby Shower. All types of…
Catholics in good health ages 18 to 59 are required to fast and to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Fasting consists of eating only one meal, with the possibility of tow smaller snacks that do not add up to a single full meal. Catholics age 14 and older are to abstain…